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The installs commands let you create and manage product deployments, stream pod logs, and open an interactive shell into a running container. Alias: cnap inst

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List installs

cnap installs list

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Get install details

cnap installs get <install-id>

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Create an install

cnap installs create --product <product-id> --region <region-id>
Deploys a product to a region. The platform processes the deployment in the background.
FlagRequiredDescription
--productYesProduct ID
--regionYesRegion ID

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Delete an install

cnap installs delete <install-id> --force
Removes the install and its associated resources. The --force flag is required to confirm deletion.

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List pods

cnap installs pods <install-id>

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Stream logs

# Interactive picker
cnap installs logs

# With explicit arguments
cnap installs logs <install-id> --pod <name> --container <name> --follow
When run without arguments, shows cascading pickers to select an install, pod, and container.
FlagDescription
--podPod name (all pods if omitted)
--containerContainer name
-f, --followFollow log output (default: true)
--tailNumber of lines to tail
--sinceOnly return logs newer than N seconds

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Interactive shell

# Interactive picker
cnap installs exec

# With explicit arguments
cnap installs exec <install-id> --pod <name> --container <name> --shell /bin/bash
Opens an interactive shell session inside a pod container.
FlagDescription
--podPod name
--containerContainer name
--shellShell to use (default: /bin/sh)

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API reference

Installs API

Endpoints, parameters, response shapes, and try-it playground.

Authentication

Mint API tokens for programmatic access.

Products

List and inspect the products you can install.

Clusters

Manage the clusters your installs run on.

Regions

List available regions for new installs.

CLI overview

Authentication, output formats, and configuration.